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A popular vote swing of 4.5% has given Canada once again a majority Libe- ral Government. In 1972, the Liberals re- ceived 39% of the votes and 109 seats in the House of Commons. Last week, 42.9% in votes produced 141 seats for them. The Progressive Conservatives increased their votes by .6% to 35.6%. but lost 10 of their 106 seats. The NDP fell Q.4% in popu- lar support receiving 15.6% of the national vote. This resulted in Socialist strength begin slashed from 31 to 16 seats in the House. Other parties â€" mainly the Saclal Credit. gave up 2.1% in votes. This reduced the So- cial Credit strength in the House from 15 to 11 mem- bers. V o t i n g preference in York Simcoe appears to have run contrary to the national trend. Here. the Progressive Conserva- tive vote went up while both the Liberal and NDP vote fell. I am most appreciative to the voters of York Simcoe for re-electing me as their Member of Parliament with an increased plurality. Station masters in many of our communities are being phased out. Wednes- day July 10, two days after the election, station masters in Maple, Aurora, Stouff- ville. Markham and Rich- mond Hill received word that the CNR wished to re- duce station office hours from the present 8 hours to one hour per day. The rail- road indicated they planned to hire local personnel for one hour a day in each com- munity to man the Stations from 7:00 am to 8:00 am. It is difficult to reconcile such downgrading of our stations with statements re- peatedly made by Ottawa that they plan to increase Contrary T0 National Trend Tory Vote Increased In Yk. Simcoe RICHMOND HILL F----------------- 4: 1* 39:? VALUABLE COUP0N°°5§31 igsé‘" VALUABLE COUPON «33;. :PLAY POOL FREEE : Afué'ficSfi‘H 13%;;- "fiiffili'xv‘iifiar'fifiéxfi' "lid. I . FOR INFORMATION 884-7912 7/24/74 I LII-IIIIIIIIIIIII-l Make your will work Everyone should make a will. Your lawyer will draw it up to suit your individual wishes. Then the experienced specialists at Victoria and Grey Trust will take it from there and make sure â€" as your trustee â€" that your intentions are fulfilled both efliciently and sympathetically. Talk it over today with Victoria and Grey. Richmond Heights Centre atlas WCTURM and GREY V1 U1 UIIIII and URL}! TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 L. J. RUBY, MANAGER 10355 YONGE s'r. MR. BILLIARDS invites you to come and Play Pool . . . Pay for hour and receive the second hour free 'Ifhis offer expires Sgturday, Aggqs} 3_1§t, 197_4 Mortgage Dept. Monday m Frlda; 9 an. to 5 pa. The (Ill Onlario Trus! (“om/mu) begun in [889 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation SINCLAIR STEVENS REPORTS SINCLAIR STEVENS MP YORK SIMCOE and upgrade commuter train service in the metropolitan areas. The current CNR move appears to be another step in their approach to dis- courage passengers from using rail service. The week before our pre- sent commuter train service commenced operations, the ONR locked up all the wash- rooms in the Stations so they could not be used by the travelling public. At that time, a group of men came from Tomnto to put special locks on each of the washroms which have remained closed to this date. Before that, local station telephone numbers became unlisted leaving the local agent in the position where no one could contact him to receive information, I intend -to' draw these facts to the attention of the Canadian Transport Com- mission and request that they require the CNR to take steps to encourage rather than discourage pas- senger service, particularly in this area. Saturday July 13 Noreen and I were pleased to have a brief visit/with William and Dorothy Cutting who were celebrating their 45th Wedding Anniversary at their residence on Gorham Street in Newmarket. Some 70 people attended the re- ception which was hosted by their daughter, Marie Monkman of Richmond Hill and their son, Murray Cut- ting of 'Newmarket. The Cut- tings were married at the Dove residence on Conces- sion 4 of King._ My Action Office remains open in Newmarket at Suite 202. 92 Davis Drive, tele- phone 895-1287. Please con- tact me at that address or c/o House of Commons, Ottawa if you feel I can be of assistance. PH 0T0 SUPPLIES 9:30 un. - 6:30 pan. Sat. 9 an. to Noo'n 2:3}! un. - 4:30 pm. Office noun: 884-3221 884-1107 Babies Only Please pkgonrons43¢ Nine Lives Cat Food 6-oznn24¢ CEREAL Newport Fluffs Iévquan pkg 64¢ 5'5?h‘lrs§gxm 3 9" BATHROOM TISSUFWhiM, Pink, Yellow, Lila: 12 VARIETIES Realemon Meat Dinners FROZEN Sara Lee Cakes RECONSTITUTED LEMON JUICE meat Dinners FROZEN 10-ozpkg FROZEN. 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SUNMIX CRYSTALS POLY PKG OF 2 Orange Flavour 6.1mm; 69¢ Arrid Extra Dry 12.6-oz BREAD & BUTTER OR BABY DlLL ACTION PRICED! gflsfié‘?‘ 59¢ A PREMIUM BLEND Bokar Instant Coffee AGnP Apple Juice 48<fI-oznn5 ALP BRAND, SWEEYENED 0R UNSWEETENED, RECONSTITUTED Scope Mouthwash Crest Toothpaste FROM CONCENYRATE A&P Apple Juice REGULAR, UNSCENIED, OR POWDER HAIR DRESSING (WITH FREE COMB) Brylcreem ORAL HYGENIC GARGLE REGULAR OR MINT FLAVOURS LLEMC) N 5 52mm: 5 m4ng lARODA NUBIANA QUEEN ANNE SANTA ROSA SIMKA MIX 6: MATCHâ€"CANADA NO. I GRADE, ASSORTED VARIETIES, EXTRA LARGE 17-fl-oz bonle 3 10-fl-oz tins 6 20-l8 BAG $1.39 10-Ib bag 89 ¢ aerosol tin 4.5-oz tube 10-02 iar 50-ml tube 8-02 stick 6 (40% BONUS) $1.49 $1.15 $1.29 w67¢ $1.89 an 59¢ SX Polish Sausage Cottage Rolls VAC PAC Sliced Side Bacon Cooked Ham S'valwtélian Sausage lb79¢ Chickenigutlets Meaty Pork Hocks $325! Beef Patties Beef & Pork Sausages BLADE or SHOULDER 3%? TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED TOWN CLUB SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ‘PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED BURNS, SYORE PACK HOT OR SWEET NIAGARA COIL l0: l8 lOWER YHAN A YEAR AGO! “GREAT ON A GRILL!" Cross Rib Steaks "$1.38 Blade Roast Ground Chuck BLADE BONE REMOVED 7: l3 LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO! FRESH â€" “GREAT ON A GRILL!" CANADA GRADE “A” BEEF SUPER-RIGHT CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, July 24, 1974 13 29: LB LOWER THAN A 27: [B L'OWER THAN A YEAR AGO! TOWN CLUB, FROZEN 30: LB IOWER THAN A YEAR AGO! GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN 4: LB LOWER THAN A IO: lb Lowe: Than a Year Ago! 6-02 Vac Pac 1-lb Vac Pac lb$1.08 $98,! 9932 Sliced Pork liver 79¢ Elsa-1:22.: :1! 79¢ Fish & (hips 79;! Frozen Meat 6:. Seafood! . 89¢ Cooked Meats YEAR AGO! SUPERâ€"RIGHT OUALIYY YEAR AGO! (hitken legs or Breasts 5-lbcarton SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, 7 VARIETIES 7: low" Than a Year Ago! BLUE WATER, FROZEN, HADDOCK FROZEN W m Idwfls ASSORTED COLOURS OR DECORATOR BONE “GREAT ON A GRILL!" CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF SHORT RIB ROAST PKG 0F 2 ROLLS $1.1 8 10: 13 low“ THAN A YEAR AGOI 38: LB lOWER THAN A YEAR AGO! 6-oz Vac Pac 2-“: pkg 10-02 pkg 'GREAI ON‘ A GRILL! 'GREA‘I’ ON A GRILL! $3.79 =pk969¢ $1.89